“Foreign nationals granted temporary protection in Denmark will
not have the right to bring family members to Denmark during the
first year,” said the text posted by
theMinistry of Immigration, Integration
& Housing.

The Local Denmark notes that migration experts believe the
campaign, which has already cost
taxpayers 252,000 kroner ($37,650), is not an
effective measure for dealing with the refugee
crisis.

"As the refugee pressure looks in Europe right now, I don't think
one will redirect many by giving out this kind of information,"
Ninna Nyberg Sørensen, a migration researcher at the Danish
Institute for International Studies, told Jyllands-Posten.